A History of Indian Medical Literature v4.c59.755.4

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77 Edited, with Bengali translation, Vāṇī Press, Calcutta 1914 [BL.14044.a.6; IO.19.B.14]. See also: Kāyacikitsā. 78 NCC: not recorded. Edited, with a Hindī commentary by Gopīnātha Gupta, in 5 vols., *Āditya Press, Ahmedabad 1924–37; *2nd ed., publ. by the Ūmjhā Āyurvedic Pharmacy, Ūmjhā (N. Gujarāt), 1943; reprinted, Dillī 1985. See on the author: AIAD (1949): 219–220; K.R. Srikantamurthy (1968): 114. 79 The sources are listed in a sūcī (Vol. I, p. VIII-X). The source or sources of each recipe are indicated in the body of the work. 80 NCC: not recorded. Edition: Bheṣaja-saṃhitā (Ayurvedic Pharmacopoeia), published by the Svāsthya Mantrālaya – Gujarāta Rājya, 1st ed., Amadābād 1966 (the Āmukha to the edition by Mohanlāl Vyās mentions Jīvrām Kālidās as the compiler). 81 A work in Hindī; see, for example, 13.1, 37, 51. Bhāskar Viśvanāth Gokhale is the author of a Cikitsāpradīpa, *published by the Āyurvidyā Mudraṇālaya, Poona, 1st ed., 1954; 2nd ed., 1961. 82 Unidentified; see, for example, 13.12. 83 See, for example, 5.73; 13.3 and 43. This work, mainly in Hindī, was written by Ṭhākur Nāthūsiṃha Varmā; edition: Kṛṣṇa-Gopāla Āyurvaidika Dharmārtha Auṣadhālaya, 2nd ed., Ajmer 1938; Kṛṣṇa Gopāla Āyurveda Bhavana, 10th ed., Ajmer 1966. 84 Probably Śyāmasundarācārya's work of this title. 85 A work by Jīvrām Kālidās, also called Upacārapaddhati (ABI 603–604; S. Ārya, 1984: 113). Numerous formulae from it, in Sanskrit, are incorporated in the Bheṣajasamhitā. See: Rasoddhāratantra.